FRANCHISE
Life A CLEAN RUN How to grow a franchise business – Minster Cleaning’s Damon Brown can tell the tale! I 88
t would be an understatement to say amon rowns seven years as owner of inster leanings ristol franchise have coincided with some turbulent times for the country. es shepherded the business through rexit and ovid, taing it
from strength to strength on the way. When Damon took the reins, the franchise was turning over £61,000 each month – a healthy fi gure he has now grown to ,. y the end of next year he hopes to have hit annual revenues of £3million. The reliability of the commercial cleaning
sector has helped. As an essential service for many organisations, it is relatively shielded from economic peas and troughs. Its true business dropped dramatically during the fi rst locdowns of the pandemic, but by the time all restrictions had been lifted, the Bristol franchise had fully recovered. So whats the secret to amons success
e says e deliver a great service consistently and a lot of that comes down to recruiting and rewarding good people. We have four experienced area managers who I trust to run the day-to-day operations. That gives me the space to do what I love, which is developing relationships with clients and winning new business.” The franchise was in good shape when
he took it on, and his previous career in the fi nance sector gave him the leadership and business development skills he needed to hit the ground running. ut inster leanings support has also been invaluable and was one of the deciding factors when he was considering whether to invest in a franchise. I met the inster leaning guys early on in the process. They were sensible, collaborative, open and honest, they provided a sense
“Sensible, collaborative, open and honest, Minster Cleaning provided a sense of comfort as well as great operations and marketing expertise”
of comfort as well as great operations and marketing expertise.” That spirit of collaboration and support is
refl ected throughout the inster leaning network. “The other franchisees are brilliant too, we all get together regularly and share ideas. In short, inster leaning is a good place to be and rewards good people.” ie all franchisees, amon benefi ts from
the large and exclusive territories that inster leaning offers. es looing forward to growing the business further and enhancing the service it offers clients. This includes addressing its environmental impact by reducing plastic waste and transitioning from diesel to electric vehicles, in a way that plugs into the sustainability commitments of its corporate clients.
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